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On the day of the divorce, Jonathan Reed signed the papers without even a pause. "I'm in a hurry." He dropped the line and walked out. I kept the pregnancy report in my bag for three days, but I never got the chance to give it to him. He said I wasn't worthy of his ambition, that he wanted a wife who could stand in the spotlight. Ten years later, he stood on an award stage on live television and said, "My biggest regret is not having a child." I turned off the TV, and my son was holding a certificate for being first in his grade. "Mom, can I be on TV when I grow up?" he asked. I smiled and touched his hair, and I looked into the eyes that were exactly like his father's.